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Yeah, I have an insecure password that I use to sign up to things I don't entirely trust, a relatively secure thing that i use to sign up to most things that aren't crucially important, and a very secure password for important things.

Well, what you could do is check for an occurence of " in the bbcode, and then tell them that they used an invalid character?

change mysql_query($sql, $con) to just mysql_query($sql)

Or, you could have two turbines, and they each power eachother! Then you'd get more energy.Another cool idea would be clockwork energy. You'd just have to get someone to wind it up every now and then!

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title tags should be in the head.

So... Umm... What exactly does it do?

Sorry! *goes all embarrassed* My bad, but the principle should generally be the same, I think

Yes, I have a registered version of Game Maker and I've been using it for several years. It's a very useful program and I reccomend it to anyone. Also, if you're using Game Maker, you should sign up to the GMC, Game Maker's official forums. You can get all kinds of help and advice here.

I've been thinking alot about alternative energy recently, and I was wondering, is it possible to get energy from a turbine, then use some of the energy to power the turbine? Does a turbine require the same amount of energy to power it as it produces, or is there any remaining? If this did work, it would produce less energy, but it would pretty much be free energy. All you'd have to do would be to start the turbine off, and let it keep going.

What would be really good, would be solar-rechargable batteries. if they go flat, take them out, put them in the sun for a while and put them back in! It wouldn't be that hard, either. You could also make solar powered portable powerpoints. A little box with a powerpoint on each side, and a solar panel on the top! You could use things that need to be connected to a power source portably.Imagine the recharger for shakable batteries. You could put them in a hamster wheel attached to a handle, then turn the handle round!

Well, for the url one, I think you could do this: (Where $string is the text you're converting to bbcode) $stringarray = explode("[url=", $string);$stringarray = explode("]", $stringarray[1]);$url = $stringarray[0];//We have the URL$stringarray2 = explode("[url=".$url."]", $string);$stringarray2 = explode("[/url]", $stringarray2[1]);$text = $stringarray2[0];//We have the text$string = str_replace("[url=".$url."]".$text."[/url]", '<a href="'.$url.'">'.$text.'</a>', $string);This gets the text and url from the bbcode, then puts it into an <a> tag.

YEA DONT U H8T IT WHEN PPLZ MAKE WEBBSITES LIKE THIIS AND DONT SEEM 2 CARE WETHER THEY SPELL ENYTHING PROPERLY ORNOT OMFG AWESOME ROFL

use $_POST to collect the variables from the text box, then use fopen() to edit the file. If you're havig trouble checking what the ID of the item is, then add <input type="hidden" name="id" value="[iD Here]"> at the start of the text boxes, and you can retrieve it from $_POST["id"]. Hope that answers your question!

We all know you can use PHP with a web server, but can you use it with a mail server? I've made a personal messenger system, and I was thinking about adding additional functionality in the future, such as the ability to send mail from it. Then I started thinking, would it be possible to recieve mail with it? Say, have a PHP script that checked when a message arrived at the server, and when it does, check for something in the message (e.g. "pmsystem-to: admin") that would tell it to send it to a certain user, and then have it do the scripts to send a PM. So, is it possible to do this with a mail server? Because it really would be something cool that you don't see in many PM systems

A good thing to do with passwords, is think up a phrase that means something to you, remember the first letters of each word in the phrase, then put them together. e.g.Phrase: "How do you do? I'm fine thank you!"Ends up as:hdydiftyThen mix around the cases...hDydIFtYAnd add a number or two. (You could use something like the year you were born)Eventually you end up with something like this:hDy1993dIFtYGood thing about this, is if anyone else sees it, they wont be able to remember it!

I think having the theme selector working, and being able to switch between themes is a good idea. It means that Xisto don't have to scrap the rvblue theme completely, and people can still use the Cpanel 11 theme.

Hi, I've been working on a personal messenger, and one of the main problems I'm having is that if there are 10 or so replies to a message, you end up with a subject like this:Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: ..... etc. you get the pictureIs there a function on PHP to check for an occurence of a substring in a string? So I could check if the subject already has a "Re: " in it? It would be really helpful, thanks!

I've never double posted before

Fixed it. I think the problem must have been that I had a script at the top of the index page checking $_GET["action"] to see if a user logged in, and to make a cookie. For some reason, I think it was interfering with this, so I changed it to $_GET["msgaction"] and it's working fine now.

File Managers are good for when you just want to quickly edit a file, and FTP is good for when you want to upload/download many files at once. I prefer FTP with windows explorer, because it allows you to go through your site like a normal windows folder, and by editing my files on my computer and then uploading them, it means I have a back-up on my computer in case something happens to the server.

No, I still use Game Maker. C++ is a lot harder than GML. GML is pretty much designed for games, and just to be used in Game Maker. C++ is used for all kinds of programs (I think you can also use it for Web Scripting) I've used a lot of different languages, and GML was one of my first. C++ is a big step up from GML, and if you wanted to try learning a new language, I'd recommend trying something a bit easier before going on to C++.

Imagine an old couple using this computer."Dear, fetch my magnifying glass, I need to use the internet."

if (getenv("HTTP_CLIENT_IP")){ $ip = getenv("HTTP_CLIENT_IP");}else if(getenv("REMOTE_ADDR")){ $ip = getenv("REMOTE_ADDR");}else if(getenv("HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR")){ $ip = getenv("HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR");}$ip will be the IP address

It would be better if it was free.